2010 P2 Castle Towns
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wc6The document discusses the purposes and design of Japanese castles during the World Cultures Period 2. Castles provided protection, housing, beauty, and supported the military and economy. Towns were built around castles, which had many defensive features like gates, trap doors, and dead ends. Castles had about 15 floors and samurai lived close by while daimyos commanded from tall turrets. Everyone worked for the emperor by setting up stands on streets and building shrines. Castles served multiple purposes for protection, commerce, and construction and were an important part of Japanese society.
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